What film is this and what the best camera for it?

<p>Hi! </p>

<p>My GF's father works atr a university, and got me some left over polaroidfilm, about 30 double-boxes. They are battery driven so wont fit my 180, and they where too wide for my sx-70 so Im looking to find a good camera that takes this film. Also, can i except the batteries to work? Expired -98. <br>

The film:<br>

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<p>I believe that that was for the Spectra cameras.</p>

<p>The batteries will almost certainly work. When Polaroid released their very first film+battery combo they also released a limited-edition flashlight powered by one of those batteries. I gave one to my wife. Still works. The film's emulsion though is more likely to exhibit the effects of aging and of variations in storage.<br>

BTW, Image Instant Film fit Polaroid Image, 1200 & Spectra Cameras.<br>

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Henry Posner<br /><strong>B&H Photo-Video</strong><br /><br>

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<p>Ok, thanks for the answers! Seems to be a range of cameras for them. Any idea which one is the jewel for this film? </p>

<p>Check the goodwill auction website for some really cheap Polaroid cameras, once you figure out which one you need (sorry, can't be any help with that)</p>

<p>It's either SX-70 type or 600 type. Spectra film, normally says "Spectra" on the box, and it's not square, it's rectangular.</p>